Introduction To Nanotechnology -
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“Nanotechnology has the potential to completely change the way the world works. Every industry, from manufacturing to textiles to medicine to healthcare to food to energy to science and technology – EVERYTHING – will be improved by the discoveries in nanotechnology.
“Nanotechnology is the ability to control or manipulate materials on an atomic scale to create structures that have unique properties and functions because of their size, shape, or composition. A nanometer is one billionth of a meter – about 100,000 times smaller than the width of a human hair. By organizing atoms into different shapes and sizes on a nanoscale, important characteristics including electrical, optical, and physical traits, can be controlled.
“We are on the cusp of a revolution. Imagine materials 10 times stronger than steel at a fraction of the weight. Think of clothes that regulate body temperature and monitor your health status."
Jeff is a respected financial analyst with an outstanding track record of predicting the next big thing. His website
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is highly regarded in the financial forecasting industry. He knows that the applications for nanotech are just beginning to be discovered and applied by forward thinking companies throughout the world.
Jeff continues with more of an introduction to nanotechnology:
“In the healthcare industry, nanotechnology will aid in the delivery of just the right amount of medicine to the exact spot of the body that needs it most. Cancer research companies already are working on the development of ‘nanoshells.’ These tiny structures float through the body and attach only to cancer cells. When activated by a laser, the nanoshells give off heat and destroy the cancer cells by basically cooking them.
“Nanotechnology will help solve our looming energy crisis. Cars will have lighter and stronger engine blocks and frames, and nanosized additives will make fuel more efficient. Our home lighting will use ‘quantum dots,’ nanocrystals just 5 nanometers across, to transform electricity into light rather than wasting it on heat.
“Nanotechnology will finally make solar cells cost effective. And hydrogen fuel cells will get a boost from nanomaterials and nanocomposites."
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Alex Green, the highly respected Investment Director of The Oxford Club and new President of Investment U, whose investment advice is closely followed, has this to say of nanotech and the introduction to nanotechnology:
"The Industrial Revolution of the 21st century is underway...Like the one that occurred 200 years ago, this one is tremendously important, affecting virtually every industry worldwide. And while you stand to benefit greatly from this new wave of applied technology, you'll never see it with your naked eye.
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"The new industrial revolution I'm talking about is nanotechnology, the precision creation and manipulation of matter on the atomic scale. Today, nanoparticles are being introduced into many existing materials, making them stronger or improving their conductive properties.
"Have a laptop, cell phone or digital camera? Chances are good that its display technology makes use of nanostructured polymer films.
"The oil industry and the automotive industry are currently using nanoscale catalysts for refining petroleum and for making catalytic converters used in cars and trucks. In both cases, less material is required, allowing substantial costs savings.
"Large-scale water purification plants take out chemicals and eliminate the tiniest bacteria and viruses from dirty water, thanks to nanotechnology.
"I could go on, but the point is this: While the future for nanotechnology is bright, it's pretty much here already."
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This is a complex subject, but all of us will be hearing much more about it as things unfold. I think Jeff Clark's and Alex Green's introduction to nanotechnology is concise and brilliant. Hope it's been helpful to you.
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